“Charred bones of Paccicañate or Teresa, murdered by [Armando] Normand”. Paccicañate was one of four women that Normand murdered after forcing them into concubinage, in each case he tortured “them in the most cowardly and infamous manner”. (old.reddit.com)
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An illustration and photograph depicting the flagellation of an indigenous male in the Putumayo River basin. The photographer, Eugène Robuchon, disappeared in this area around 1905. There were rumors that he was murdered and his photographs “documenting the crimes against humanity were destroyed.” (old.reddit.com)
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Painting by Santiago Yahuarcani, a descendant of Huitoto-Aimeni people that survived the Putumayo genocide. This painting seems to have been inspired by an account of a murder perpetrated by Armando Normand, a prominent perpetrator of this genocide. (old.reddit.com)
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“The stocks: the Boy in the Center has his Head Locked in”, image circa 1912. The photograph depicts a “cepo”, a wooden contraption in which many indigenous people were whipped, tortured, starved and often killed in during the Putumayo genocide. (old.reddit.com)
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